Evolution does not work like Pokemon or Spore, there's no end goal. Just seeing which divergences are best suited to the environment they're currently in and in the case of sexually reproducing creatures; who gets the most offspring that reach reproductive age. Humanity is largely removed from natural selection as we're able to adapt the environment to us and thus don't really have to adapt to the natural environment and save those with traits that would have lead to their deaths in nature. We still undergo sexual selection however, though I'd wager that relatively speaking, far less humans die as virgins than most other animals as what counts as sexually attractive can differ radically depending on the culture and individual.
No, there is no ultimate form, we continue to evolve to suit the enviroment we live in - and shedding abilities we no longer need. Physical strength is a good example, we use it alot less now - therefor we aren't as strong as animals or cavemen, even though strength is usefull we didn't need it, but our intellect improved instead.
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